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In [[Cold Warriors]], Josh Gedgie is seen wearing a t-shirt labelled "YP17", a reference to the term "yellow pigs" which appears as an easter egg in mathematics textbooks by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Spivak Michael Spivak]. | In "[[Cold Warriors]]", Josh Gedgie is seen wearing a t-shirt labelled "YP17", a reference to the term "yellow pigs" which appears as an easter egg in mathematics textbooks by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Spivak Michael Spivak]. | ||
=== Appearances === | === Appearances === | ||
*{{e|Cold Warriors}} | *{{e|Cold Warriors}} | ||
Revision as of 12:00, 27 August 2011
| Tertiary character Deceased character | |
| Josh Gedgie | |
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| First appearance | "Cold Warriors" (6ACV24)  |
| Voiced by | David Herman |
Josh Gedgie was a self-described evil nerd, who stole Philip J. Fry's idea of using the common cold virus for an entry to win the Nerd Search '88 Science Competition, which he ultimately won. Despite being Fry's main rival at the competition, Fry would eventually be glad that it was Gedgie's experiment and not his that won the competition, as his experiment contained a sample of the virus that would lead to the creation of a vaccine for the common cold after it was reintroduced in the year 3011.
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In "Cold Warriors", Josh Gedgie is seen wearing a t-shirt labelled "YP17", a reference to the term "yellow pigs" which appears as an easter egg in mathematics textbooks by Michael Spivak.